So, What Are You Listening To NOW?

[Peter Friedman]

[alankin]

Lucky Thompson – Home Comin' (LRC Jazz Classics / Groove Merchant)
— With Lucky Thompson (soprano & tenor sax), Cedar Walton (piano & electric piano), Larry Ridley or Sam Jones (bass), Billy Higgins or Louis Hayes (drums).

Also known as "Tea Time," this is a collection drawn from his two Groove Merchant titles "I Offer You" and "Goodbye Yesterday" issued around 1973.  (They probably could have included both full CDs, but I guess LRC doesn't work that way.)
 

[Chuck Nessa]

4 hours ago, paul secor said:

Modern Chicago Blues (Testament)

Bringing back memories of Pete Welding, Bob Koester and the entire blues scene. Living through it, the recordings always seemed "behind the beat" because in the months it took to issue them, the music moved on.

[duaneiac]

[paul secor]

Larry's thread on Blind Blake induced me to listen to this one again:

The Best of Blind Blake (Yazoo)

[jazzbo]

Ricardo Silveiro "Outro Rio" Adventure Music. A real chill pill.

[bluemonkey]

Oliver Nelson with Joe Newman: Main Stem

[Chuck Nessa]

Not the best Willie Pickens I could imagine, but pretty good.

[HutchFan]

Ray Drummond - Vignettes (Arabesque)
with Gary Bartz (as, ss), Chris Potter (ts), Renee Rosnes (p), and Billy Hart (d)

[ghost of miles]

[paul secor]

Dreaming the Blues - The Best of Charlie Spand (Yazoo)

[soulpope]

8 hours ago, duaneiac said:

A little gem for sure ....

[JohnS]

18 hours ago, Cyril said:

Love this one.  Very influential in my listening back in the 60s.

[kinuta]

[duaneiac]

I am grateful to the Grateful Dead for putting out a couple of Ken Nordine albums on their own record label.

[JohnS]

SHM issue.  Three additional tracks.

For me a classic.

 

[soulpope]

2 hours ago, JohnS said:

SHM issue.  Three additional tracks.

For me a classic.

 

This is a very nice edition for sure ....

[sidewinder]

[JohnS]

Next, something a little different

[John Tapscott]

[Peter Friedman]

Disc 1

[aparxa]

Steve Reid - Nova

Sweet Lover, Bitter O.S.T.

Lacy & Waldron - Reflections

The Jazz Couriers in concert

Zo-Ko-Ma

Teddy Wilson - Moonglow

Station To Station

 

[paul secor]

Chuck Wayne: Morning Mist

Gave this one another listen to decide if it would stay or go. Beautiful playing - I wish he had stretched out a bit more, but I guess that wasn't his way. 

[Tom 1960]

[soulpope]

3 hours ago, aparxa said:

Sweet Lover, Bitter O.S.T.

Lacy & Waldron - Reflections

Two goodies ....